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Articles in Jul 24, 2005 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Derby despair for Dark Blues
  by Stewart Fisher at Tannadice
• READY, STEADY THE NEXT STEP THE NEXT STEP With a settled side, the
  by Stewart Fisher
• KILMARNOCK SURVIVORS
  by STEWART FISHER
• The Devil's Advocate Scottish football should adopt some of the
• Problems still for Longbridge MG Rover deal
• Coming up this week . . .
• Linda checks in at the Hilton Media Watch
• Followers of bin Laden's late mentor claim responsibility WHO DID
  by David Pratt Foreign Editor
• READERS' VIEWS
• Sounds of the melting pot ROCK & POP CDS
  by Leon McDermott
• Tarantino recreates CSI in his own image REVIEW
  by Graeme Virtue
• LOCO COCONUTS Forget your worries, come on get happy with Spaniard
  by Words Vicky Allan
• DEFENCE OF THE REALM Strachan tells fans to lay off his new buys
  by Michael Grant
• FRESH FACES FIGHT BACK UNDER PRESSURE UNDER PRESSURE Gordon Strachan
  by Michael Grant
• MOTHERWELL OVERACHIEVERS
  by ALAN CAMPBELL
• Time golf 's technology debate was hit out of bounds THE LAST WORD
  by Alasdair Reid
• Dana chairman faces rough ride
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• Shortage of doctors . . . but block on students studying medicine
  by INVESTIGATION By Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• Tackling the prickly issue of a troubled national identity
  by Alan Taylor
• CELTIC
• DUNDEE UTD BRIGHTER TIME
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• EARLY DAYS TIMES CHANGING TIMES CHANGING The signs are promising,
  by Stewart Fisher
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Al-Qaeda has ready supply of suicide bombers Iraq sends trained
  by Neil Mackay, Investigations Editor,
• Ex-provost's Old Firm judgement questioned Former 'First Citizen'
  by EXCLUSIVE By Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• We must all play a part in protecting multi-racial Britain The
• SAND, SEA AND . . . A SUMMONS Alan Taylor's diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Shortcuts to more success
  by Barry Didcock
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by Jane Wright
• Hughes tells of Gowans heartache
• LORD LEITH HIGH HOPES HIGH HOPES Confidence is high at Easter Road,
  by Alan Campbell
• Shinty: Kingussie close in on title
• Doubts over Russell swing Scottish power to rival Marchant
• Manor Kingdom installs new leadership
  by Julia Fields
• Stars aid healing music charity
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• THIRD PERSON SINGULAR The parallels in John Irving's life with his
  by Alan Taylor
• FALKIRK
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• OUR PREDICTIONS
  by MICHAEL GRANT NATASHA WOODS NATASHA WOODS ALAN CAMPBELL ALAN
• Turf luck
• Prisoners scale great heights In mates using gym machines to climb
  by CAMERON MCNEISH
• Brown accused of 'shifting deckchairs on Titanic' as growth plunges
  by Ian Fraser
• Man shot on Tube had no link with bombers Police: 'killing is a
  by Neil Mackay
• Four minutes that turned holiday paradise into hell World unites to
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• How many roads must an old protest singer walk down? RESUME: BOB
  by Rachelle Money
• GEOLOGY CULTURE POETRY SONGSHISTORY LIGHTS ROCKS . . .OH, AND SORE
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• O'Brien pledges his future to Scotland
• WHO WILL BE FIRST TO GO? FIRING LINE FIRING LINE Stewart Fisher
  by Stewart Fisher
• Hockey: Mixed fortune in Celtic Cup
• McLeish running out of targets
  by Michael Grant at Ibrox
• Brown's usual magic may not work this time around BALANCING ACT
  by ALF YOUNG
• Celebrity 'oatcake' diet feeds expansion plan for Simmers
• Relief for London-centric broadcasters
  by Steven Vass
• Exposed: Scotland's f ilthiest companies Polluters in 'roll of
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Controversial artist in Edinburgh show
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Four corners Foreign Editor David Pratt introduces the week's world
  by David Pratt
• 'There were stupid amounts of alcohol in the early years. Alcohol
  by INTERVIEW BY VICKY ALLAN
• McNamara in Parkhead return vow
• Hibs fail in bid for Celtic's McManus
• HEARTS
• Swimming: McClatchey on target
• Online mortgage first for Scots pair
  by Julia Fields
• Subaru in-car digital radio deal puts Scottish firm Revo on the road
  by Julia Fields Senior Business Writer
• Al-Qaeda linked attacks wreak havoc in Egyptian tourist resort AT
  by Liam McDougall
• After fatal attack Czech consul urges Executive: curb knife culture
  by INVESTIGATION By Alan Crawford
• McConnell secretary tipped for ambassador to US job
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• COUPLE OF SWELLS They've both been Fringe benefits in the past, but
  by Barry Didcock
• German lesson for McLeish
  by Michael Grant at Ibrox
• ABERDEEN
• After the bombs ... the fear THE INVESTIGATION
  by NEIL MACKAY
• AMERICA'S MOST WANTED HACKER The US wants Gary McKinnon to be
  by VICKY ALLAN
• DUNFERMLINE SEEDS OF HOPE
  by ALAN CAMPBELL
• Batting for a different ball game TOM SHIELDS' SPORTS DIARY
  by TOM SHIELDS
• FLASHBACK: TOUR WINNER EMBROILED IN SCANDAL
• The price of shopping channels and old repeats . . . pounds-800m?
  by Steven Vass
• Dirty old joke in capital furore
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• THE JOKER He hates Harry Potter, thinks children's television is
  by Words Barry Didcock
• THE OLD PALS AXE THE SEASON AHEAD THE SEASON AHEAD Chief football
  by Michael Grant
• RANGERS
• HIBERNIAN
• Bootroom 101: Bobo Balde

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